Steady Demand Fails to Halt Rail Stock Price Drift Downward
New York June 25 stock market shows drift lower despite steady demand for high grade rails. Norfolk and Western and Nickel Plate among notable moves with rail issues broadly soft. General motors slight loss, Carjon Pips rises then dips, mixed results across industries and Treasury bonds steady.
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New York
Motoros
Hudson
General Motors
Mack Trucks
Allied Chemical
American Up Earner Chemical Preferred
Commere Solvents B
du Foundation Company
Pan le Producers 4
Sloss Sheffield
South Orto Rican Sugar
Standard Mining
Westinghouse Air Brake
Car Jron
Chesapeake Dan
Dela and Hudson
Norfolk Western
Bond Market Logs Moderated Demand For Rail and German Issues
New York dealers reported moderate demand for semi speculative railroad notes and several German bonds. Total sales dipped under 10 million dollars for the first time in weeks. Norfolk and Western convertible sixes rose to 155, Wheeling and Lake Erie four percent fell slightly, Skelly stock hit a new low before closing up modestly on merger prospects.
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New York
Norfolk and Western
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Skelly
Iits
Government Bonds Trading Quotations for New York
New York June 25 Liberty bonds listed with 8s at 101.32 and 100.48 for second 8s. First 4s quoted at 102.20 and second 4s at 98.48.
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Treasury
New York
Liberty
New York Call Money Rates Steady Near Closing
New York on June 26 reports call money steady at 4 percent with bids at 4 and last loan 4 percent. Call loans against securities at 3 percent, time loans steady with mixed collateral. prime mercantile paper at 4.4 percent.
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New York
Setepeenses
Prime Mercantile
Foreign exchange rates and irregular quotations reported
New York June 25 foreign exchanges show irregular quotations in cents. Notable figures include Great Britain at 4.86 and 4.864 for cables, France at 2.88 and 2.89, Italy at 3.63 and 5.64 on cables, and numerous other currencies such as Denmark Denmark 26.50, Switzerland 19.35, Tokyo 46.87, Shanghai 72.87, with Montreal 100.141-16 in the list.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Iy Ban
Nalang Oe
Kent
Denmark
Switzerland
Greece
Poland
Czecho Slovakia
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
New York Dry Goods Sales Report Mixed Demand
Trade reports show sheng sales reaching several mill yards with shipments planned through September. Cloth traders await the first cotton report next Friday while yarn spinners hold firm on low bids. Light weight men wear and children’s worsted goods sell better. silk prices slipped at Yokohama, triggering a smaller local drop. Burlaps sell mainly for nearby use.
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New York
Yokohama Durg
Cattle and Hog Markets in Chicago Reflect Mixed Gains
Livestock prices show fed steers active with uneven higher trades as supply tightens. Best 899 pound steers around 10.10 with loads 1,395 pounds at 10.00. hogs steady to lower with good and choice 200 pounds down and packing sows down 15 to 25. Bulls steady, outsiders rise to 13.00.
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Chicago
Stocks Rally Amid Mixed U S Trading Dampens Gains
New York equities show uneven activity with listings including American Sugar, American Tobacco, Armour, Bethlehem Steel, and California Petroleum among movers. Several rail and chemical names appear, while closing price chatter highlights varied advances and declines across major industrials and utilities.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Preco Co
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Northwestern
Mil, and &J. Paul
BR. 1
Pacific
Ccccce
Coneeeneweenes
Crucible Steel
Cuba
Seovees
Gar
Oeesian Bros
Dodge du Pont
de Nemours Electric Power and Light
Great Northern
Sreterees
Gulf States Steel
Cecceceeseeee
Hudson Motors
Ceveeseeess
Sescecesee Int
Combust
International Roester
Mer. Marine
Louisville
Nashville
Marland
Mid-Continent
Eosem
Missouri
Montgomery Ward
Seepeesee
Hartford
Fisk Rubber
Bowndelion Company
General Asphalt General Fiedric
Pacific Sasecese Packard Motor Car
Coos
Phillies Petroleum
Sestenses
Pierce-Arrow Motor Car
Radio Corporation
Seseesss
Republic Iron and Eesenee Ees
Republic Ison
St. Louis
San Preacisco Cone
Seaboard Air Line
Roebuck
Esserssees
Southern Railway
California
Oil
New Jersey
Uaa
Stewart
Washington breakfast frame for 1930s Senate races
At a White House breakfast, Republicans discussed senatorial campaigns. The House adjourned due to the death of Representative Fuller of Illinois. President Coolidge backed the fund to aid farmers cooperatives. Senator Watson of Indiana proposed shelving farm legislation for a veterans rehabilitation bill. Former Labor Secretary Wilson, a Democratic PA senatorial hopeful, testified before the campaign funds committee.
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White House
Fuller
Ilinois
Coolidge
Watson
Indiana
Wilton
Pennsylvania
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Prices and Activity
Top prices listed for hogs range from 12.26 to 15.00 in various weights with bulk and desired slaughter pigs at 14.76 to 15.00. Sheep receipts around 10,000 with native ewes at 6.00 and feeder lambs near 11.60 to 14.50. market described as active and steady to strong with cattle and westerns absent. Shippers moved about 4,000 head, with holdover estimated above 9,000.
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Texas
Idaho
Radio Station Listings and Concert Notes Across Cities
A dense catalog of radio station call letters and regional programs listing formats such as music, orchestra, variety, talk, and theater across Chicago New York Philadelphia Detroit and other cities. Highlights include WGN WJSZ and KYW with Chicago Classical and New York Orchestra programs, plus WABC WEAF and WNYC musical and instrumental offerings.
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WRNY
New York
WENR
Chicago
WREO
Lansing
Mich
WGN
WMCA
New York—Orchestra
CKCL
Toronto
KYW
Welock
Pittsburgh
WGES
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
W. L. Love
CFCA
Toronto—Orchestra
WND
Mooseheart
Iil
WEBH
WTAM
Cleveland
Wee Ie
Cincionat
Philadelphia
WNYC
Iinstrumental
Chicago—Classical
WMBB
Chicago—Orchestra
WSM
Nashville
KPRC
Houston
WGRBS
New York—Musical
WJAZ
Variety
New York—Variety
WERH
Cleve Ev Jones
WHAS
Louisville
WLW
Cincinnati—Musical
WSBE
Atlanta—Musical
WMAQ
Chicago—Theater Revue
WRC
KGW
Portlan We
Philadelphia— Dance
Saenen Wir
Netroit—Orchestra
Butter Market Signals Quiet Chicago Trading
Butter market weak with quiet trade in Chicago on June 25. Fresh prices show a $2 score 38 percent, 1 score $8, 90 score 37 percent, and centralized 90 score 329 percent, 89 score 37 percent, 88 score 35 percent.
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Chicago
Poultry Prices in New York Market Report
Live poultry weak with buyers lower on base. Fresh fowls 27 to 28 cents delivered. dressed poultry weak with fresh fowls 27 to 35 cents. Freight rates cited as 410 for base and 28 47 for other shipments.
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New York
Freight
Express
Seed prices and bids from Toledo market report
Seed prices listed for wheat, corn, oats, barley, clover and timothy in Toledo Ohio on June 25. Cash and futures bids shown for cloverseed and al sike August, with spot and monthly prices across several seed types.
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Toledo
Ohio
Alsike
Timothy
Sugar market holds steady amid Cuba sugar sale
Raw sugar market unchanged in New York with a Cuban bag sale to an operator at 4.1 duty paid. Forenoon futures rose briefly then weakened, closing 2 points higher for July and 1 to 3 lower for later months. July 2.36, September 2.49, December 2.66, January 2.70, March 2.68. Refined sugar steady at 5.40 to 5.70 for fine granulated.
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New York
Radio Listings Across Cities Highlight Diverse Musical Acts
A compilation of station call letters and locales shows Lansing WREO to Portland KGW presenting a mix of orchestras, vocal ensembles, organs, and variety programs. Chicago WGN WIAZ WEBH KNX KGO WBAP WEAF WEAF profiles through the noon and twelve o'clock slots reveal widespread entertainment from orchestras in Cincinnati Washington and Dallas to local studio settings in Omaha and Hot Springs.
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WREO
Lansing
Mich
WGN
Chicago
Sam ‘N Henry
WIAZ
Chicago—Orchestra
KFAB
Lincoln
Neb
Househart
Ill
Hot Springs
Ark— i
Cincinnati—Orchestra
Washington
Pavenguree Musical
WEAF
New York
Vincent Orcheat Loper Andra
WIP
Philadelphia
WOAW
Omaha
KYW
Orchestra
WLIR
Correll and Gosden: Ensemble
WAHG
Richmond Hill
KNX
Los Angeles
WMCA
KGO
Oakland
Calif
WEBH
KTHS
Ark
KHJ
WCCO
St. Paul
Minneapolis
KPO
San Francisco
WRC
Washington — Organ
WBAP
Fort Worth—Orchestra
Omaha—Organ
WBBM
Chicago+Mausical
KFNF
Shenandoah
WENR
Prolic
WJID
Mooreheart
Muslcal
San Francisco—Orchestra
WFAA
Dallas—Orchestra
Los Angeles—Orchestra
Oakland — Orchestra
WDAF
Kansas City Frolte
Chicago—Variety
Dallas—Anniversaryrogram
KGW
Portland, Ore
Real estate transfers recorded in county clerk office
J S Lilly and wife transfer to C H Houchins lot 8 section 3 Bee Addition Princeton for 1 dollar. T C Phillips transfers lot 3 oe 58 Bluefield to W P Tabor for no consideration.
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J. S. Lilly
C. H. Houchins
Bee Addition
Princeton
T. C. Phillips
W. P. Tabor
Bluefield
Wheat movement surges as relief bill fate dents fate
Grain news from Chicago on June 25 reports a sudden surge in newly harvested wheat movement in the Southwest amid signals that farm relief legislation may fail. The brief notes the shifting market and policy climate affecting growers and grain trade interests.
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Chicago
Partial OCR utility ledger entry with scattered names
Fragmentary financial record lists Moses Hyman Hi grade oil Laeger Oil and Gas Monarch Coal and McDowell County National Bank. Mentions Virginia Avenue real estate and a $40 60 amount. Readable entities include people, companies, places, and a monetary figure.
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Laeger Oil and Gas
Laeger Ht
Monarch Coal
McDowell County National Bank
Peerlerr Steam Lamptres
Virginia Avenue Realeeer
Opening grain prices dip on wheat and corn drops
Market reports show wheat closing 1 to 3 percent lower with heavy selling. Corn falls about half to one cent, oats and other grains slipping, while provisions drop 5 to 30 cents. President Coolidge approves a $100,000 appropriation amid the wave of declines.
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Coolidge
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Ana
E. B. Hancock Uuimelo
W. Pretions
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Eeenee Ank
Mercary Mee
Imng Perty
J. G Given
the Commercial Bank of
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Philadels
Newark
Kenova
Ginefrinat
Cincinnati
Gianet
Colum Ning
Fen
Wil Pres
BY Aker
Egad Wiley
Thankle Brothers
America
Ivan
N. J
WLIB
WLS
Chicago— Musical
Chicago-— Orchestra
WJZ
Goldman
Convoy
WGR
WWJ
WIR
Detroit——Orchestra
Omaha—Orchestra
Wenraeey Chi
WSWS
Moses Hyman
First National Bank Building
Welch, W. VA
Ask
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Francis Fauquier
Fauquier
Patrick Henry
Williamsburg
Law
By Rednep
Sidney Smit
Andy
Wake
Saster
Bluefield Trust CO
First National Bank
Wva
T Laane Plea
A. J. Mefiride
A. D. LL Alexande
TM . Crissete
Roe
Mer. Sales Hi. R. Hawthorne
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Pocahontas
Pocahontas Cossets
Rel
Tidewater
Silmouaiees
United States
Iginal
Pocahontas Fuel Company Incorporated
Signalhampton
Pocahontas Fuel Company, Incorporated
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Vorpolk
Maton St
Board of Trade
Portland
Maine
Pocahontas Wharf
Foot
Moulton
West Virginia
New Bedford
Hillman Street
Tidewater Piere
Lambert's Point
Sewell’s Point
Norfolk
Newport News
City
Great Lakes
Sandusky
London
Moxey, Savo CO. Ltd
Lime Street Square
BSR
England
Henry Cor & Clerci
Piazza & Sparce
Genove
Pocahontas Fuel Co., Inc
Broadway Y
City Cable
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